Health
Where care is, who can reach it, and where the next facility should go. Build with AI.
9 apps, live today
Each one runs today on live data. Open it, or see how it works first.
Counts who falls outside an access standard on the real road network, using both tests: travel time and the population-to-provider ratio.
Maps the California tracts where life expectancy is worse than the state's CalEnviroScreen index predicts, and flags only those where the gap exceeds the estimate's own margin of error.
Tests where California's health system runs out of qualifying emergency capability under a chosen surge, and names how many people, and how vulnerable, sit behind each break.
Sets HUD's counted homelessness beside funded beds for every Continuum of Care, on two synced maps with one colour scale, and says which way each gap runs.
Paints every sector and district of one crisis response by coverage, and counts the people in need where no organisation reports working, for whatever is on screen.
Compares how premature death moved in the counties where an organisation worked against a named set of other counties, and shows how much the answer depends on that choice.
Lists the shortage designations covering a region for primary care, dental and mental health, which criterion carried each score, and when a proposed withdrawal takes effect.
Shows what a California hospital is licensed for, how much of it it reported using, which ZIP codes depend on it, and how much of their demand went elsewhere.
Ranks candidate sites for new hospital capacity in California by the demand each would capture, and shows how much of it would be taken from your own hospitals.